Decatur Democrat, Volume 34, Number 43, Decatur, Adams County, 16 January 1891 — Page 8

Gul Prices I u a- I- * 4 In order to clean nn our sto* k of Winter Goods we have determined ■V* make Reduced Prices on all of them tor the next Sixty Days. Cloaks, Newmarkets, Plush Sacques, Jackets and Capes, all at cost prices. Now is the time to secure bargains. ♦. —~~- I Blankets, E- All wool 10-4 Scarlet at s2.Bo,worth $3.50 pv Shaker Grey, 10-4, worth $1.50, at 98c. Factory Woven, it-4, worth $6, at $4.50. Good heavy Cpmforts worth $1.25, at 88c. d. , ' ’ • ’ Boston Store I . ' I. O. O. F. Block. K ' •*' Kueblerdt Moltz. Grand Rapids £ Indiana Railroad. Time card for Decatur station. In effect Sunday, November 30.1890. GOING NORTH Fort Wayne and Grand Rapids 2:21 a m • Fort Wayne and Grand Rapids 1:29 pm Fort Wayne and Grand Rapids 5:20 p m GOING SOUTH. Richmond and Cincinnati 1:00 pm Richmond and Cincinnati 12:53 a m Richmond and Cincinnati 6:30 a m * Jeff Bryson, Agent. Decatur Produce Current. COUNTRY PRODUCE. Eg’S’s ■ 20 Potatoes new... 80 Butter 12 Green Apples.. 100 Chicken 0 Dried Apples.. .8 to 10 Turkeys 7 .Bacon 8 Ducks a Shoulders 8 Tallow 34 to 4 Hams 9to 10 Lard 8 Feathers 45 LIVE stock. ‘ Hogs 3 Dairy C0w525.000,35.00 | Sheep 2 0004 50 grains, seeds and salt. Wheat 90 Timothy Seed 125 Oats 42 Flax Seed... 115 Ry© . .. 60 Michigan Salt..,. 100 I’ £? rn 50 New York Salt.., 100 C10ver........ . 390 Cement 200 flour and meal. Flour per bll 540 Shorts per 100..... 80 ■- Flour.rollerpers’k 35 Rye flour persack. 100 Flour per sack.... 115 Bran per ton 30 00 No. 1 Chopper 100.1 15 Corn Meal per 5’k...80 Bran “ “mixed. 85 Corn Meal bolted.. .40 Bran “ “ 70 I Buckwheat 5o « Wool unwashed 20c washed 25c. Appointmentjrf Executors, Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned ! have been appointed executors of the estate or Byron H. Dent, late of Adams county, deceased. The estate is probably sol Vent. B. J.’ Ter veer, John E. Smth. January 8,1891. Executors. S. «T. Jordan, Attorney-at-Law and Pension Agent Collectiolrof-Claims a specialty. .. Decatur, Indiana. Kent K. Wheelock, M. I)., EYE AND EAR SPECIALIST, 94 Calhoun-st, Fort Wayne, Ind. LOOK HEREI I am here to stay and can sell Organs and Pianos ft cheaper than anybody else can afford to sell them. I sell different makes. CLEANING AND REPAIRING done reasonable See me first and save money. X «7, T. COOTS, Decatur, Ind.

JL < .... . Honduras Items. •An unusual lage amount r»f haulitg has been rone du-v'g the recent snow. The protrac’ed effort at ’his pbce is still in progress and largely amended D. F. Fugate, who has b”en vi-*t ng relatives in Wood uunty, Ohio, hat, returned. Mana Elzey is slowly recovering from an aftack of spinai affection. Ashbaucher Bros, have received quite a supply 01 log* during the recent snow and are bti'-v sawing. • 1 Win.’E. Fulk had the misfart ne t>’> burst o >e of the bar els of his breechlo tcer last Saturday while hunting rab bits, a po’tlo , oi tbe barrel stiiking him on tne left hand-badly injuring the index and middle lingers where tne dying njissile struck them. Ed. \ eager is receiving quite a supply of 'ogs at his mill during the present snow. There will be another sex chase near tliis beginning here and ranging south and east. A.l are invited to witness the sport. Remember the date, Saturda January 17th. We were tn constant expectation that the old lady who has gained such a notoriety in this county by the recentcanvass in order to call a convention of the correspondents of the Demohr at would pay us a visit while there was sleighing. Last Tuesday evening we were sure she had arrived, as there appeared at this place a person irom the vicinity of the old lady’s headquarters heavily dressed to withstand the rigors of that winterv evening, and found to our surprise after a few minutes conversation that we were confronted by E. H. Leßrun, the well known veterinary surgepf, of Monroe, who had come for the purpose of attending the protracted meet ing at this place. Liil of unclaimrd letters at this office for the weekending January 14th: Miss Anna Frank. John <ohbaiciier. P. M. Eupepsy. This is what you ought to have, in fact, you must have it, to fully enjoy life. Thousands are searching for it daily, and mourning because they find it not. Thou--1 £ands and thousands ot dollars are spent i annually by our peop’e in the hopq that ' trie* attain this boon. And set it ma y be had by all. We guarantee that Electric ** according to directions and the u * e pe«3ted in, will bring you good u ’’Uestion a<l d oust the demon dyspepsia an.? ir-S*all Instead eupepsy. We recommend Elect?’ 0 Bitters tor dyspepsia and all diseases of liv? r stomach and kidneys. Sold by A. R. Pierce druggist. Scandalous Talk. —_ i ■ Some three menths ago there came to Berne a certain young man in the guise of a gentlemah and found employment at P. W. Smith’s saw mill, and white at a social gathering made the acquaintance of a young lady whom he afterward called on at her place of residence. After he had called on hej for some time and tiring of her he began paying attention to another lady in the same neighborhood, and at the same time was reporting a scandalous and disgraceful talk on the first lady in question and resting the blame on others. Talk that no one but a man of no principle would be guilty of saying. Talk that would bring nothing but disgrace and shame to the one if listened to by others. The talk he succeeded in, as he spared neither time or tongue in the attempt, but as for the community relying on any of his gossip we think he failed, and his late talk and ac tions have proven that he has told nothing but an untruth from beginning to end. By so talking and leaving thit place, which he has taking great pains in doing, in doing so he thought he would smooth over a somewhat serious series of troubles - • ■ . . S' he had fallen into with some of the fair sex at a small town in our neighboring state on the east. The party here has friends to help in this and if he attempts to return the authorities will settle the matter in a s -tisfactory manner with him. The Terrible Indian War! Now in progress, excites universal attention, and a history of the thrilling events connected with it will be eagerly sought after. The enterprising publishers, S. S. Scranton & Co., Hartford, gGonn., have in preparation and will issue as soon as possible after the decisive battle, a work of about 500 pages, by W. P'letcher Johnson, author of “Johnstown Flood,” giving a graphic sketch of Sitting Bull, the MedicineJjMan, and the leading chiefs, and a complete richly illustrated history of the whole terrific struggle. Agents should write at once to the publishers, who give liberal terms and pay freight. Divorces in Indiana. Reports received by the chief of the State Bureau of Statistics from 77 counties, show 1,721 divorces granted in Indiana the past year. Estimating the entire state on this basis would give a total of 2,056, as against 1,623 f° r ’BB9 Congress in 1887 male an appropriation for the collections of divorce statistics in all the states of the Union. The records in Indiana for the past twenty-four years show a total of 32,232 divorces. During the past five years the divorces have been over ten percent of the marriages. The report of the chief of the statistical Bureau recommends legislation preventing criminals, paupers and feeble minded persona from marrying, and urges that more stringent laws govern marriages and divorces are required in Indiana. Consumption Surely Cured. To Taa Emroa;—Please inform your readers that 1 have s positive remedy for the above-named disease. By Its timely use thousands of hopeless mses have been permanently cured. I shall be glad to send Jtwo bottles of my remedy FREE to any ot your readers who have consumption if they will send me their Express and P. O. address. RespeetfUly. T. A.aLoCPM.M.&,iapearißt., N. I. Children Cry for

■sw—wiim.—■wia-nriiwa muMiiishhsc— Monroe Items. R-v. A’w F's'i-r pr rch-ti st the M E hirerh 1 >s’ Sm.rfav. MM Estey >ackett is danger u-Jy il - ilh ty h id r-< .r Rah' i « b» >h- hundreds aie bting sLug'ij. red sirce t’*e R- h. rt Srrfuh w ill d‘> s>ll kinds ol'r-l >ck -mt’bing »t his residence two miles south 0/ Monroe. The l>b<r.il ‘United Brethren are holding a pr unacted meeting at the Twelve corners the past week. Rev. Wire, offi- < iitinjy ' Jamr- Hendricks. Sen.. i< having a trying Hm“ in the wav of sickness in his family . two ot his children are prostrated I with typhoid fiver, and his son, Morris. I a voting man. i< also afflicted. J. J. Il ’fer, ot’ Monroe, filed an affidavit »sainst Toseph Eley for provoke before ’Squire Simcoke last Wednesday morning. Joseph was arrested, plead guilty and •was ftntd two dollars. James Wagoner has a cow twenty years old next May, that has had eighteen calves. The cow is a fresh milch cow at this time, and is not for sale. Charles Gross, Jesse Hahn. Bob LeisLew Newport and many others, too tedious to mention in this vicinity, are each the happy recipients of little tiny boys and girls this week, which ought to i>b glory enouzb for Monroe for a week. The smw came late but it seems to have caught on to the wants of the people. so late is better than never. The mill yards and all the available places along the railroad are chuck full of timber. For the benefit of those people who do not understand how to behaye at churches, literaries or any gathering of any kind, for the benefit and good of the people xve will here publish section 1988, of the Revised Statutes of Indiana, which is as follows: “Whoeyer by Siny loud or, unnecssary talking, or halooing, or by any threatening, abusive, profane, or obscene language, or violent actions, or by any other rude behavior, interrupts, molests or disturbs any collection of any inhabitants of the state convened for the purpose of worship, or any agricultural fair or exhibition, or any person thereat, or going to or returning therefrom, or who in like manner interrupts, molests or disturbs any meeting of inhabitants of this state, met together for any lawful purpose, shall be fined in any sum not more than fifty dollars nor less than five dollars.” Sextons of churches and officers of fairs are authorized by the Statute to arrest all such who disturb such public meetings. We advise certain young peojile in this pommunity to take heed ere too late, and ponder ’.yell the meaning of the above law for your own good. lmp? rtan, i± ead ™»- Bowling Green, Ohio, Gentlemen:—l have suffered so sc ■ with rheumatism tor some time that I have been unable to work. Mrs. O. D. Hopkins ot this place recommended me to take Hibbard’s Rheumatic Syrup, which I did and it has entirely cured me. I can cheerfully recommend it to any one thatis suffering with rheumatism. -A j Fred More. I have personal knowledge that the above statement is correct C. D. Yonker, druggist. New Cases. The following suits have been filed in the Adams circuit court since our last report: Jay S. Bennet et al vs John W Watson et al; on note. E. E. Freidlme vs Mark M. McConnell, sheriff; injunction. John W. Hershy vs Fritz Schindler; on note. Susan Glass, executrix of estateof Noah Glass vs John J. Magley; on account. Amanda vs George W. Ed‘ngton. tor divorce and alimony. Adams County Bank vs Pat Steadman et al; on note.' Jacob Knepper vs George W. Ford et al; note. t Jacob D. Hendricks vs Oliver T. Hendricks, administrator of estate of Bazzle Hendricks; claim. Peter A. Sprunger vs William F. Richards,administrator of estate of Gottlieb Richaids, deceased; ciaim. John M. Jacabs, executor estate of Kelida Jacobs, deceased, vs H. M. Aspy, administrator of estate of Isaac Nelson deceased; claim. William Milligan vs John J. Glutting; account and damages. Bobo Items. Rev. Fosfer will preach at 4 Mt. Tabor next Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Frisinger lost their only child, a bright boy six months old, last Monday afternoon. Funeral services were held at Mt. Tabor Tuesday afternoon, conducted by Rev. Kohn. The parents have the sympathy of many friends. The young folks of this vicinity have been enjoying the beautiful snow. G. A. Bunner has been on the sick list for the last few days. Mr. Dillie has returned to his old position after a vacation of several days. Mrs. Teeple, who has been very poorly for the last two or three weeks, is n6w mending. Obituary. Nell N. Wilson, wife of C. A. Wilson of this place, died Sunday, January 11 IS9I, at one o’clock, after a long illness of several months, during which time she suffered very much. Ihe deceased was born in Blue Creek township, Adams county. Indiana, May 1, 1861, she was the daughter ot Joseph and Rebecca Fore - man, was married to C. A. Wilson on the 23rd day of October, 1879. died at the age of 29 year.** 8 months and 10 days. She leaves a husbind and little daughter to mourn their loss, bt sides many other relatives. The funeral services were con ducted by Rev. I. N. Teeters at the German Reformed church whee a large congregati >n were in atrendance, after which the remains were taken,to the Mennonite cemetery for burial. • * a * Pitoher’B Castoria.

Pleasant Mills items, Mrs. Mar z s on the -u-k l> «. M Frt t’© s’owlv . i-ttpr ,y ranher recent Sev-r-l«»< offr toting ne-p’e at'e deff the Mom Eye so.ety ! a -t Ttu-U y e»e“ing The Indian dis'Uibanre is tl e topic «*' c invers .lion ot th : w an{ | k a > tied men of our town. Ms* Eva \cker. stss\»snt tese’ er in the Pleas »nt Mills schi-ol ; i. r-ported > n the sick i’st. Chanev Young, ac :o:n:i.in>'e i b’ s Mattie Young and !>, 8.-. n f . b-.r,-. oi I Deca’u . on - vili ,g. a .»ieas;i t c 11 I the o h r eveningi . _ ... Since'lie s/"ow teii <l>e voung to ks ot Plea^a-t Mi Is-re in high g«e .« njoj iua winter spo’ts The prntrsc’ed elt rt h»s cl ved i t th : s place without anv aite-sien- to the chu:ch. and the worldly man still ‘sitteth in the seat oi the. way of the un„oaly H. H. Martz and Wm. Custer, accompanied bv their wives, spent the first of the week at Celina, Ohio, the guests of Asa McMillen and family. A number of St. Paul people were in our town the other evening, among them we noticed the smiling countenances of Jerry Archer and Ira Steele. Our merchants talk of raising the price of tobacco ten percent in order to clear expenses, since Shm Steele and Ebenezer Roebuck quit using the weed. May many more swear off likewise. We understand that the Piohibition party advocates that the great national reform of the United States can only be accomplished by a non-sectional party, one that knows no north, no south, no east, no west, and that the Prohioition party is the only one that can succeed in this reform. The Prohibition party is doing a good work as far as it goes, but when she tries to lead and compete with Democ racy she is likely to get into the “soup’’ and meet a similar fate that the once happy and prosperous but now crest fallen and woe-begotten Republican party has met. Will Be Given Away. Our enterprising druggist, W. H. Nachtrieb, who carries the finest stock cfdrugs perfumeries, toilet articles, brushes, sponges, etc., is giving away u large number of trial bottles of Dr. Miles’ celebrated Restorative Nervine. They guarantee it to cure headache, dizziness, nervous prostration, sleeplessness, the ill effects of spirits, tobacco, coffee, etc. Druggists say it is the greatest seller they ever knew, and is universally satisfactory. They also guarantee Dr. Miles’ New Heart Cure in alt cases of nervous or organic heart disease, palpitation, pain in side, ' 4 '<»ring, etc. Fine book on nervous 8mo “ —8 free, and heart dise— Linn Grove Items. Miss Henrietta Runyon, of Champaign county, Ohio, is visiting relatives in this yiciHity. John Neaderhauser is clerking in the store of Heller & Neaderhauser, while Fred Neaderhauser, of the above firm has taken a temporary position as miller at thejPioneer Mills. Eugene Runyon, who has been clerking in the store of Mr. E. Shelden,of Colorado Springs, Col., for the last twelve months has, returned. John King, Sen., is confined to the house with dropsy. John, a son of John Snyder, Sr., has become insane. His destructive propensi ties are such that both hands and feet had to be manacled. A protracted meeting is beingxarried on at both the Evangelical churches, with much interest. Austin and Henry Dunbar and Edgar Holbrook who have been visiting here for the past few weeks left for their home in Wisconsin last Monday. A preliminary inquest was held at the old residence of Wm. Snyder, of Hartford township, over the sanity of Ellen Clendening, who was pronounced insane. Preparations are being made for her at tendance to the asylum for the insane. Miles’ Nerve and Liver Pills Act on a new principle—regulating the liver, stomach and bowels through the nerves. A new discovery. Dr. Miles’ Pills speedily cure biliousness, bad taste, torpid liver, piles, constipation. Unequaled for men, women, children. Small-., est, mildest, surest! 30 doses, 25 cents. Samples .free, at W. H. Nachtrieb’s. 28* Statement Eagle Manufacturing Yearly statement of Eagle Manufacturing Company for the year ending December 31, 1890. RESOURCES. Outstanding accounts now due the Company $ 1.428 47 Notes now due the company 1,994 46 Stock of raw material and goods on 4,980 tS; Real estate 2,838 42 Machinery and tools .-. 7,958 34 Cash.. 7147 68 $19,547 46 LIABILITIES. Capital stock $12,850 00 Bills payable &222 11 Liability accounts 436 84 Profit and loss 1.0718 51 $U»j547 46 The State of Indiana, Adams County, ss: We, the undersigned Directors of the Eagle: Manufacturing Company, do solemnly swearthat the above statement is true to the best of ' our knowledge and belief. li. C. Miller, President. J. C. Patterson, Secretary. D. G. M. Trout, i I 8. Spangler, Directors. A. A. Nichols, 7 Subscribed and sworn to before metMls 12th day of January, 1891. John D. Hale, Clerk C. C. Notice of Final Settlcneit of Estate No . 335. Notice is hereby given to the creditors, heirs and legateesZof Johanaa Meehan, deceased, to appear in tne Adams einhiit court, held at Decatur. Indiana, on the 19th day es Januacy. 1891. and show cause if any. wfcy the Anal settlement accounts with the estate of said decedent should not be approved; and said heirs are notified to thqn and there make proof of heirship, and receive their distributive shares. Witness mv Hand thia 7th day of January, 1881. 42-2 John Schurobh, Adm’r. J - ** Ay*

Shsrlff’s Site. i _ —— Tin* State r-f Indiana. Adam* county. «S: In 1 lie Aii.iu.s Circuit Court of Adams -county. liHtlNuil. Ada in C. Ford. 1 rs >• No. 1644.. WiiiijtiH Vol**. I By viri tie «>t «u execution to m** directed bv tliecl-i'K of tlii* A latua circuit court of-said ct.uiin-ami state. I have levied upon the real esiaic hci-ciiiM iter iiientioued and will expose for sate a' putnic auctiou at the east door of the i-ourt hou-e in tiie city ot Decatur, Adams eountv. Indi.ma. between the hours of It; o’clock a. m and 4 o’clock p. »u.. on SatMrdav. 31, 1S!)L The rents and profits sot a t<*rm not exceeding s<-vi n yettrs. ot the Itdlowimr described real estate, situated in Adams county, Indiana. n>-wit:' In-lots number two hundred end ten c?lC>. two hundred mid «leveu <2ll> mid two hundred >1 nd twelve (SIS', ill the town ot’ Geneva. Adams count v. i. I.liana, a* the same is designated on the recorded plat of said town. Ar.'l on lamin* t<> realize therefrom the full rauouiit <*t julgincnt. lUK-rfst thereon mid casts. ] will at the same lime imd lu the same ' ' manner aforesaid, offer for salt* the fee sim- : pieut the ,*tl»ove described premises. Taken as the property of William Votaw. to , s-uisfr said execution, this «th day oi Januarv. 1 42-3 Mark McConnell. Sheri J. 1 Siianffs&ie. The State of Indiana. Adams county, ss: in the Adams circuit court 01 Adams conn- ; ty. Indiana. . Eugene Morrow, I vs. - No. 1021. Charles Stall. I By virtue ol an execution on transcript to me directed by the clerk of the Adams circuit court ot said county and state. I have levied upon the real estate hereinafter mentioned and will expose for sale at public auction at the east door of the c lin t house in ttie city of Decatur. Adams county, Indiana, between the i hours of 10 o’< -jCk a. m. and 4 o’clock p. mon .Friday, yunitarv 23, 1891. The rents and profits for a term not exceeding seven years, of the following described real estate, situated in Adams county. Indiana, to wit: The undivided one-twelfth (l-12> part of seventy acres oil of the north sideofthe northwest quarter of section thirty-six (36>. township twenty-five north, range thirteen tw) east. And on failure to realize therefrom the full amount of- judgment, interest thereon and costs, I will at the same time and in the same manner aforesaid offer for sale the fee simple ot’ the above described premises. Taken as the property of Charles Stall to satisfy said execution, this 29th day of December, IsW. 41-3 Mark McConnell, Sheriff. SherifTsSale. The State of Indiana, Adams county, ss: In the Adams Circuit Court of Adams county, Indiana. The Decatur 1 *- . National Bank, vs. No. 1640. John Kaiser, | Jacob Kaiser, I Frederick Dreyer. i p ■ By virtue of an execution to me directed by the clerk ot the Adams circuit court of said county and state. I have levied upon the real estate hereinafter mentioned and will expose for sale at public auction at the east door of the court house in the city of Decatur. Adams i county, Indiana, between the hours of !•' o’clock a. m. and 4 o'clock p. m.. on Safurdliy, January 24. 1891, « The rents and profits for a term not exceeding seven years, of the following described real ’ estate, situated in Adams county, Indiana, td-wit: Tne north half of the southeast quarter of section thirteen (13), township twenty-five (25) north, range thirteen (13) east, containing eighty acres more or less. And on failure to realize therefrom the full amount of judgment, interest thereon and . costs. I will at the same time and in the same manner aforesaid, offer for sale The fee simple of the above describedqiremises. Taken as the property of Frederick Dreyer to satisfy said execution this 19th day of December, 1890. 41-3 Mark McConnell, Sheriff. . Notice. ; To Joseph M- Rice, Milligan A. Jackson, John H- Meyers, William H- Nibiick, Jay C. Dorwin, John ft. Rice, Wm. R. Doj-win, Chris Beery. Daniel W. Beery, Francis J. Qillig, heirs ot Theodore Rolyer. deceased, Margaret Mayer. Henry Mayer, John Schoep, Judson W.Teeple, Mary J. Begun, Abel Cross- Janp M- Miner, ”, Bice, Jr., Mary E Snepper. Jpsse Nib- ?*• -r ... ’’’ and Louisa P. Merryman, Frank beij* * '* Mann,lsaac McC. Robison. J, Adelmann. Ida x*x.. L, 1O m iv lrw in 1 Paul G, Hooper, Corn^. V 0 ™ 1 ?’ S’ Robert Adam Miller, Noau A -Loco, gicbard K. Matthias Kirsch, Mutchler, Christopwty’ Kirsch. Petei Kirsch, Robert D. Patterson, fyijliapi P'Jlars, Anthony Kruffienaker, Victoria Njchqls: You and each of you are hereby nquftea the Comwou Council of the city of Indiana at a reguiUF session held on the -tin day of December, ptyb. rqiipd and determined that the contractor B-’F.KjXje, completed according to tue Idrpjg j-pe poptract theretofore made the miu-gdapi/aoa north Second street from the north side of > lack 'On street, to the north corporation line. ’ Srii: w ?£•. such action and au fPcii- n e by such report have .the'rfgpt iitt'C’’® 1 the Special Committee of said FoyM: cil appointed for that purpose on lby-Oth dijy pf January. 1891, at 7 o clock p. nt, gt tjie Cqui1 W.-U.Council Chamber in said City, wnuffi I’otnmittew vili hear any and all suggestions, com- , plaints or object ions made or offered to said 1 report. 11-3 D. D. Jackson. City Clerk. Notice oHlectiori. Notice la hereby given that there will be a special election feejd ° n The 23rd day us 1891. ■ At the usual places of holding eiir ejections, to-wit: Ist Ward, at office of the Deoatur : Stave Co., on out-lot number forty (40); 2nd Ward, at the livery stable of A. R. Bell, on inlot number ninety-tour (94), and iu the 3rd Ward, in the building on in-lot number two hundred ana sixty-three (263). formerly the livery stable of it. M- J#omberg. for the purpose ot electing a Maye*' for ,the city of Decatur. Indiana, to till the vacauty cayspd by the death of B. H. Dent. In witness whereof. I have hereunto set ay iiand and the official seal of the .city of iDeca-. tnr. Indiana, this the Ist day of January. 1891. D. O. Jackson, City Clerk. Notice U SMiolders. • Notice is hereby given to tij,e of the Eagle Mauufacturing .Couipapy that ) there will be a meeting of the stockholders pf 1 said company, at the president’s office ip Decatur, Indiana, 1 At seven o'clock sharp, dor the purpose of electing directors tor said company for the a year 1891- Also to consider, a proposition to amend urtis-ie.;-. of the articles of the association by strikiiigouf ?<he word nine and inserting the word five. J. C- Sec’y. Notice of Final Settlementoff stale No. 506. 1 Notice is hereby given to thKcreditors, heirs and legatees of Charles Yager, deceased, to appear iE the Adams circuit court, held at Decatur, Ineifl-i.i. on the 19th day ot January, 1891, and show u4J,’se if any, whv the final settlement accounts wWt the estate of said de- . .cedent should not be ap^oyed; and said heirs . notified so then and cheie £j£ke proof of 4 feeigtfJbip, and receive their dlstnfiißive shares. S SFitaess my hand, this 7th ddy Os Jahym-y, 1891. fi?-2 Christian E. Stuckey, Adm’t-.’ j Notice of Finsi SMilement ot Estate No 523. Notice is hereby given t t,q ’he creditors, heirs and legatees of Washinst«aa yv. Steele, deceased, to appear in the Adams circuit court, held at Decatur, Indiana, on tihCfiStb day of January. 189L.and show cause jf any, the final settlement accounts with., the .estaXe ,Qf { gaid decedent should not be approved; and said heirs are notified to then and there make probf of heirship, and receive their distributive avmiO*. Witnesshand this 7th day of January, 1891. JLemira Steele, Adm’r. Nonce of Final No. 518. i ; Notice is hereby given to the creditors, weirs! 1 and legatees of Newton Gause, deceased, to appear Mt the Adams circuit court, held at Decatur. I.udi*.o«i, on the 19th day of January, 1891, and show ek¥49 if nny. why the final settlement accoun ts she estate of said decedent should ant Lie approved; and said heirs are notified to thee iku bitty-e make proof of heirship, and receive tfcoir shares. Witness my hand this Uh d|ty .ftf January, 1891. 42-2 John T. BAwacy, Xdhkx- ■■ r|| Wanted; Joe?land traveling. Poeltlons Hll.ll permanent or part time. Maßwj trom start. Experience unnecessary. *fSM> *!»»., WurstryißSJi. M

Delinquent Tax List. A list of Lin l* aatl C tyanl T>wn L >t< ro;niin T, i ?4? inq nnt forth? non piyul? !* o f "■axes for the year and previ<*ii- yeag?. in Adams County. Indiana: 'J _ 4 :”8| : * ; ix x| * I ; is CSo Names of Owners. bc-eription. j - x ■ !- *— . . . u IMON TOWNSHK*. Kirkiaim.Pliq.be a \ v it uVTp- 7.. |34 z- |. 4ui 455 2o .■'Chuepp. Jemima F pt »eqrn eqr )«3i». 15 251 j 24; 9 kehnepp. B--tuH.;iii. |„ e | lt s w _TOj tM SOJW PREBLE TOWNSHIP. Van Behren. Henrietta. pi s'in s-.p- 7T7771m2>913i gs " _s 2*2 / l»t s w qrs'Wqr .. Hi2B|l.» 13; 185 21 'JJ WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP. Andrews, .1 uliil ueqr u c qr. ’..... 2.< 27 14 49i 41 ;i 17 86 Andrews. George W whi swqrilwqr 33 27 U 20; 1.-5 15 34 Murphy. E lwanl ueqrn wqr ..._.l«i'S7t44i 40( j 3i(»l 13 37 ST. MARYS TOWNSHIP. Bixler. Slanah w pt w hf n e qr .77.1 6 27 13778401 53 82 ;V’ OS T ’i.’ ptnwfr ,28 27 15 14 16, 70 289 Dailey. Clayton h *. eqrs wqr 33 27 15 40 715 i3l 41 rroiitncr. John.. neqrnwqr ~ ....I3I‘S7!W| 40 380 j9O K HU E CREEK TOWNSHIP. Cotterell. F. M pt wlif n eqr 31 26 15; 60; 460 17 Dailey. C layton h ; ptnwqr 426 15' 320 145' 583 Evans, ( atharine sptehfseqr 32 J 61- 16; 145 583 * whfs wqr i 27 26 15 80| 780' 30 54 Richards Henry ptnwqr 1726 15. 10 210 8 4ft lliomas.Griffith I pt e'hf sw qr ;y,» |5 57 530| 20 80 X anee. Oscar L ;■ pt ts hf nw qr 1712 ft 15! loj. 1«q: 755 MONROE TOWNSHIP. Andrews, Zephaniah w lit nwqrs wqr 526; 141 20 1901 10 UH Hilty. Jacob pt sw qr is ,26 14 33 385 134 71 Hoffman. A. C &M. h n eqr ne qr 226 14 401 -465 j 32 45 : " 5 — : —-— ■. ——— HARTFORD TOWNSHIP. Shepherd. John S. Jr ehfs wqr 9'25 13; 80, |1000{13» 29 WABASH TOWNSHIP. BrickeF. Mgry 7.7777.7 7777 neqrseqr 113,25 14 40 T 4101 18 16 Melville. George W ntrs wqr !36 25 14 54 I 250 68 01 Slemmer. Adam whfneqr 24 25 14 80 i ; do I nhfnwqrneqr 252514 90 1330'98 18 Weibel. Emma .. .. s wqrswqr 31 25 14 45 801 225| 24 «9 JEFFERSON TOWNSHIP. Me Alexander, Thomas nhfshf nw qr j 3 25,15: 40 320; 25 42 City and Town Lots. [: I : : s : ' <■ : I,« 2 : e2 ii i : Eq Names of Owners. CityorTowps. r x * .1 S >2 I Sis si si ji g* - gr Andrews, Deborah ; City of Deeatur i 769 ; 250 20 Bft Barnhart, Nancy J do pt ; 79 I9q 15 73 51 Buckmaster. Mary S I do hi 565 1990 Boone, Rosalie J ’ I do 694 320 15 87 Baker, Mary Jane do | 1 130 974 Case, Norman .....I do ! 757 do f do ...................-.........'758 460 28 25 Harris, William 1 do e hf 438 do If do e hf 439 T .I, do xr .1 ”V’, ' *J O SP*: 83 160 859 Louthan, Margaret J do . . 491 165 842 Pio. Mary Ann do 339 do .do do • spt 340 445 27 ® Weldy.Mary Jane do ehfshf 83 45 246 Cully, Elizabeth Town of Geneva 10s „ ..do ■ do pt 109 565 78 00 Finkbone .Henry do 3ft 40 23 20 Fanst, Nathaniel ..., do 13 10 435 Mason, Adam A--.do 134 do ffq ; jag 100 mis Martin, Josephus pt swqrn eqr see 29 tp 25 r 14, 67-100 acres.. 225 23 14 Roberts, W. W Town of Geneva 143 25 374 Rush, James do 8 195 16 73 Roll, Anson do pt US 15 557 Thompson, A. G do 132 50 935 Lfyg, Jotyq . Town of Monroe , 84 30 10 71 §TATP OF INDIANA, ADAMS COVNTT, Bs< 1. L. 0. MiLi.iiß, Anffitor in and for said County, do hereby certify that the above and foregoing is a true and correct list of Lands and City and Town Lots returned and remaining delinquent for the non-payment of taxes for the year 1889 and previous years, with penalty, interest and costs, together with the current year s taxes for 1890; and further, that the amount charged is due from each par. 3Ular tract, and that the same was recorded between the first Monday in December, 1890, anr the first day of January. 1891. * Witness, my hand at the Auditor’s Office, in the City of Decatur, this 30th day of December. 1890. L C. MILLER, Auditor Adams County. STATE OK f¥)F?fT V ’ Ss: Notice is hereby given itfaisq much et foregoing lands, City and Town lots as may be neceewuty to discharge thb taxes, penalty'. intqfieAt abti hosts v bich may be due thereon, or due from the owners theyeqrqu file day qf sale, will qd sc|ld h't phhtf<Yai|<Hi<in by she 'BrekiuNjr df Adams county at the east ffooi’ 9» the Court l|qqse, in the C|ty qf ljeqati,r, Iq Gbqiify ana Slate, on the ' ' '' ’ ' Second Monday in February, IQSI, It being the 9th day of said month, commencing at 10 o’clock A. M. of said day, and that said sale will continue from day to day until all is sold or offered for sale. ' Given under my hand at the Auditor’s Office, in Decatur, this 30th day of December. 1891. L. C. MILLER, Auditor Adams County. * ‘ - & Notice to Tax Payers—Taxes lor 1830, Notice is hereby given that the taxes u>vm4 fQF State, County, School, and other purposes, in Adams county, Indiana, are due and payable at the 'yxeagnyer’a Qffice of said county, in the City of Decatur, in full, or at the option of the tax payer, ope-half, including road tax in full on or before the ’ Third Monday of April, 1891, And the retraining half on or before the First Monday in November. 1891. When bo much as one-half pf tii£i'lUj^p f harged to a tax payer are not paid on or before the Third Monday of April, then the »hote atfcoijpt Wgl become due and delinquent, and the penalty attached. The following table shows tiM FUtyijf' taxation on each one hundred dollars worth of property. and also on each poll and dog. In the’ Tuwnships and Corporations in Adams county for the year 1890: & as...p, _ c- ... . Hii i H i i g i i’ i j § i = : • • * ■ ..o-x** • ss . . ©a, . •Ss ■ S 2 ® : C = 2 H • Names of Townships. ;5g : a : !s : a®-2s- ® S -© £ u -2 a ; t>3 ’ OO ITS**® « =9 Os"® S O ‘ 'i? 1 o * ’ "2, o ® « " * I 81 lliJligliililllillll Union 12 16 *4 67/, 10 525 1510 3 94 t» 163 iSOIfiO f® Root 12 16 674 10 25 15 10 3 92 67 15950 5C ICO Preble 1216 75 674 10 2015 53 84 64148 50 50 100 Kirkland 12 16 4 674 15 40 15 5 3 97 771 74 50 50 100 Washington 12 16 4 674 10 10 251010 3 92 721 6415060 100 Si. Marys 12 16 4 674 10 10 30 15 10 3 99 74 173 'SO 50 100 lfiugUri.>Ui* 12 16 4 674 15 10 30 15 10 3 108 77 11950 50 100 Monroe 12 16 4 661, 15 15 50 15 5 3 109 89 19850 50 100 French . .............. ... . 12 16 4 674 10104010 5 3 94 791 73 5050 100 Hartford kl 6. ■< 674 15 10 50 810 3 112 87 199 15010 100 Wabash .. “MBA **l® HJU 20 10 80 5 3 94 091 63 50 50 100 Jefferson 12 16 VW ia ™ 87 199 ISO 50 100 Town of Berne 12 16 4 6741 MlOl 3|ft6|l 07 i W|9 fjl Dog Tax: Each male dog, $1.00; each female dog, $2.00. 1 k'u addition to tbe above there is levied SI.OO on each male dog and $2.00 on each female dog In Decatur, in the Town of Berne, and in the Town of Geneva for corporatiou purj f Road Tax Kacctiw MPUId be presented on or before the Third Monday or Apr.l. as the Road Tax is all ineiuafediß vljp’itot installment. Road Receipts will notbb taken for Second Installment of Taxes. Examine your receipts before leaving and see that all your property is described. Particular ATTENTioN.-Those who ether property in more than one township must see that they have a receipt for al). te correctly County Orders can not be paid to any person owing delinquent taxes, and all warned against purchasing such orders. » ■TV-,. < nre w * u Positively be closed on the evening of the Third Monday in April, and the Ft*si in November. : ; i* Assignaas.’’|'V{X^' i 2£, administrators and others, who pay tax on property in trust, and persons whose taaSsr’lßT Cvtaplhiateri, such as undivided estates, are earnestly requested th come before the laet t<> - The annual sale of Delinquent Landsand Lotswth take taasaou the Second Monday n* February, 1891, commencing at M o’clock a. m. WVf ' Pkrry Robison, Treasurer Adams County. Atttati A* Auditor. « Pecatur, Indiana, January 1, |B9|, . . -